September 11, 2011
I think there are a few locations now, so I am only rating the one near the Regency Ballroom (aka you should go here before a show). Pretty cool place, plenty of room, good crowd. Beers were +/- $4 12 oz bottles with > a dozen available. Taps were limited, about five, and about $5 a pint. Generous happy hour. Food was a bit hit or miss. pizza >>> nachos. I knocked a few ratings in on my phone so availability didn’t fill in...Rouge, Stone, Deschutes...solid variety, but all stuff you could get in one of the awesome beer stores in town.

December 29, 2005
There were some creepy paintings surrounding the walls of the large faces of women. ugly. also I think it might be a bad neighborhood. They had like 7 beers on tap I had never heard of and even more in bottles I’d never tried. I didn’t know what to choose! SpeakEasy beers on tap are a prime choice! 20- and 30-somethings shared cigarettes outside. more laid back and attired people - jeans, sweatshirts, sneakers. The bar’s purple and burgundy walls are hung with artwork, including a mural by the back pool table. Ceiling fans, one TV and festive, piñata-style lamps create an eclectic vibe. Service is extremely friendly and told me all you could ever want to know about the beers I was trying. cheap and amazing sangria - good looking pizzas. There’s plenty of seating in the front and back, including pea-green booths and thrift-store movie seats. The front tables look out onto main street. steady after-work crowd for happy hour (Mon-Fri, open to 5:30pm; Sat-Sun, open to 6:30pm). Deals include half-off puffy pizzas and $3 sangria, sake cocktails or draft beer. NOTE: does not serve hard alcohol because it doesn’t have the license. tries to be creative with a ton (like 30) sake cocktails. EX: smoothie-like 50 (sake, pineapple juice, soy milk) (http://www.evite.com/pages/venue/venueDetails.jsp?venueID=TJGVXWGGIPFMARCACSUM )